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Ideally placed for transport links and central Hamburg, this three-star hotel is appreciated by business people and tourists alike. The newly renovated rooms are spacious, comfortable and airy, and all come with a balcony, so you never feel penned in, even during a longer stay. Guestrooms also contain a kitchenette and convenient work area. Although it doesn’t have its own restaurant, there are plenty of dining opportunities in the vicinity. Continental breakfasts and light snacks are offered in the hotel bar.
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If it weren’t for the small rooms, this would be rated a four-star hotel. The facilities are good and it’s located near the Dammtor train station making it ideal for business travellers. The hotel caters to both individuals and convention groups, so the lounge area can be crowded at times. Service is friendly and effi cient, and the super-attentive staff do their best to keep everyone happy. The wine bar Kleinhuis is popular with guests for its good selection of wines and bar meals.
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Designed by the Hamburg architects firm Bothe, Richter and Teherani, this hotel (previously Dorint an der Messe) has now been bought by the Accor chain. It’s housed in an impressive building at the foot of the TV tower in easy reach of the congress an0000000d exhibition grounds and the airport. This sleek high-rise, decked out with steel and glass, the bar epitomises northern German cool.
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